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Hi all, I purchased a 2000 S Type 4.0 , check engine light was on so I cleaned the intake plumbing and cleaned the Throttle body without removing it , I also cleaned the Air Assist Control Valve , I drove the car around for about 20 miles then punched the gas and the check engine light turned off. Now the car has a Stumbling idle after the engine has reached normal temperature , I notice this at a stop light . The car accelerates with no problem but when I reach 45 mph the engine stumbles /stutters , I give it more gas and the problem stops and runs great...
Has anyone had this issue or can someone guide me in the right direction to fix this problem..?
 
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Hi all, I purchased a 2000 S Type 4.0 , check engine light was on so I cleaned the intake plumbing and cleaned the Throttle body without removing it , I also cleaned the Air Assist Control Valve , I drove the car around for about 20 miles then punched the gas and the check engine light turned off. Now the car has a Stumbling idle after the engine has reached normal temperature , I notice this at a stop light . The car accelerates with no problem but when I reach 45 mph the engine stumbles /stutters , I give it more gas and the problem stops and runs great...
Has anyone had this issue or can someone guide me in the right direction to fix this problem..?
 
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Hello,
Someone will be here shortly to direct you to our S-type section where you can get help with that.

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Welcome.

A quickie repost in the S Type section should have answers, but a code read would be my first best guess, then specifics can be sorted.

Also mention the kms/miles travelled, age of coils/plugs/O2 sensors/etc.

Might also help to know where you are, as some markets have stuff that other markets do not.
 
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I'm in Southern California. No codes are showing up. Spark plugs are good and correct coils are also clean..
 
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My Jaghas 122,000 miles.
 
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Welcome.

A quickie repost in the S Type area should get some answers.

I would slos add:

Your location, different markets, different stuff.
Kms/miles travelled.
Any codes stored.
Service schedule regarding plugs/coils/O2 sensors/etc.
Battery age, Not funny, many STRANGE issues have been traced to a dying battery.
 
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There was a p0065 code , cleaned MAF , throttle body, air assist valve.. I drove it 20 miles then gassed it on the freeway and check engine light turned off...
 
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New battery. About a year old..
 
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Welcome to the forum. Post your question in the S Type Section of the forum and I'm sure you will receive some advice. Good luck with your new Jag!


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Welcome to the forum Tmjag2000,

(I've merged your two identical Intro threads - please do NOT multiple post)

I can see you've already found your way to the S-Type forum so there's no need for a link to it from me.
The 'HOW TO' thread at the top is a good place to start for information on regular issues.

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Originally Posted by Tmjag2000
My Jaghas 122,000 miles.
Most likely coil pack(s), which may or may not set a DTC and turn on the MIL. Do you know if the spark plugs have been replaced?

If you encounter a situation when the MIL begins flashing, continuing to drive under those conditions causes permanent damage to the catalytic converters.
 
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